Sprint Orchestration FAQs

Question 1

Can I customize the phases of my development sprint?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can define custom reusable workflow templates in the .claude/workflows/ directory, allowing you to specify unique phases, for-each expansions, and task hierarchies tailored to your project.

Question 2

What is Ralph Mode in Sprint Orchestration?

Accepted Answer

Ralph Mode is an autonomous, goal-driven workflow mode where Claude dynamically creates and executes the specific steps necessary to reach a high-level objective without requiring a predefined list of tasks.

Question 3

How do I check the current status of an active sprint?

Accepted Answer

You can use the 'sprint-status' command at any time to see a hierarchical view of your progress, showing which phases are complete, pending, or currently in progress.

Question 4

What are the benefits of fresh-context execution?

Accepted Answer

By executing tasks in fresh contexts (the Ralph Loop), the skill prevents context drift and ensures that Claude remains focused on the specific requirements and state of the current task for higher accuracy.

Question 5

How does the sprint compilation process work?

Accepted Answer

When you run a sprint, the skill reads your SPRINT.yaml configuration, resolves the chosen workflow template from your local directory, and expands it into a comprehensive PROGRESS.yaml execution tree.

Sprint Orchestration

Key Features

Use Cases

Sprint Orchestration

Key Features

Use Cases